Take advantage of Brexit.

The advantages of Brexit were cited as regained sovereignty, control of borders, cutting immigration, lower food costs, wider trade with the rest of the world, etc, etc, etc.

Which of these (or any others) have actually happened and brought the UK any benefits…?

I've already explained what your link says, including your confused understanding of what 'net' means.

Go back and read the posts Kim. 

I was expecting more or less what’s happening now — ie, a sluggish economy, rising cost of living, increasing poverty, widespread industrial unrest, under staffed NHS, rising costs of living, rising immigration, migration of skilled staff, commodity shortages and rising prices, etc.

It doesn’t appear to me that the scrabbling around for trade deals has achieved anything more than a raft of itty bitty signings and some MOUs, all resulting in greater costs and less trading income than when the U.K. was in the EU. 

Some posters blame the pandemic and Ukraine war for the UK’s comparatively poor showing  among  the G7, as though the UK alone faced these…

You have misinterpreted the link, wont ansswer my question and refused to reply to my other links.

It is dishonest and deliberately so.

But it doesnt change reality.
I have to admire your eternal optimism even if it makes the decline of the UK feel better. And even if it ignores all the warning signs which you do by omission, deliberate misreading and diversion.

But facts dont know you exist. And i can do without your dishonesty.

Now lets get something straight. I am NOT this person called Kim. I have no idea who they are, were or might be. One person in this forum suggests a similarity and suddenly it becomes an insult. I have no idea what "other forum" you are talking about, even though this one is a completely different place.
To be honest half a dozen in here sound identical to me. They use the same phrases, arguments and tactics. They echo each other. There may well be thousands of people who hold my opinion and the number are growing.
Now get out of my personal face.

The UK will post the fastest growing economy in G7 if the comparison is between YE 2022 with YE 2021.  But YE 2021 was heavily impacted by the pandemic and its results were skewed by the same.  Therefore, a comparison with that year will not yield safe or reliable results.  The comparison should be between YE 2022 (a non pandemic year) and YE 2019 (also a non pandemic year) or a comparative year before the pandemic.  

And apparently a comparison between YE 2022 and YE 2019 paints a different picture.  Also, as at the end 2022 the British economy still hadn't reached its pre-pandemic level -- making it the worse performing G7 economy.

That's like saying a pre-financial crisis Yr in 2007 should be compared to one in 2009. And it's no fool would even contemplate that. 



In fact, the UK hasn't recovered since the 2008 GFC - while it was a member of the EU - but don't let that fact get in the way of your lies.

YE 2022 is not comparable with YE 2021.  The results will always be skewed and unreliable unless and until you extricate the actual, direct effects of the pandemic on the economy.    Can you realistically do that?  No.

Therefore?  - The correct, wise, realistic, and sensible comparison to make is between YE 2022 and the most recent pre-pandemic year, which is YE 2019.  Or if pushed, a qualified comparison with YE 2018, etc. 

The principle is simple -- you compare like with like.  That's that way it is. Suck it up.  But since you -- judging by your posts -- are neither wise nor sensible nor realistic therefore, your arguments never stand up to scrutiny and so you always end up flat on your face, crying.  That's because you would rather find a shaky argument that somehow defends and vindicates your beloved Brexit than seek one that is factual and truthful.